The tables below show the income Wigan Council receives for the financial year 2010/2011.
| Where the money comes from |
Amount |
| Government Grant |
£31.9m |
| National Business Rates |
£103.1m |
| Council Tax |
£132.2m |
| TOTAL |
£267.2m |
The tables below show where the money is allocated to.
| Where the money goes |
Amount |
| Wigan Council services |
£226.5m |
| Shevington Parish and Haigh Parish |
£0.1m |
| Greater Manchester Police Authority |
£13.9m |
| Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Authority |
£5.1m |
| Greater Manchester Passenger Transport |
£21.8m |
| Direct Revenue Financing |
£0 |
| Contribution to / from reserves |
£0 |
| Deficit on collection fund |
- £0.2m |
| TOTAL |
£267.2m |
The table below shows how Wigan Council spends its share of the money on.
| What Wigan Council spends it money on |
Amount |
|
Adult Health and Wellbeing
(services include day services, passenger transport for day services, rehabilitation, occupational therapy, community meals, home care, protecting vulnerable adults) |
£77.5m |
|
Building Stronger Communities
(working with our partners, Building Stronger Communities services include neighbourhood teams, alley gating, tackling anti-social behaviour, drug and alcohol awareness campaigns.) |
£3.2m |
|
Children, Young People and Families
(services include education, children and family centres, child protection, careers and skills advice, school transport, crossing patrols) |
£62.0m |
|
Economy, Environment, Culture and Housing
(services include parks and open spaces, refuse collection, street works and road maintenance, trading standards, sheltered accommodation and council houses) |
£66.3m |
|
Audit, Governance and Improvement
(services include internal audit procedures, preparing for external audits, evaluating services with a view to finding where efficiency savings are possible) |
£12.8m |
| Capital |
£4.6m |
| ChargesEnvironment Agency Flood Defence Levy |
£0.1m |
| TOTAL |
£226.5m |
